Search Results for: loyalty
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The One-to-One Marketing Myth
We have all fallen into the “one-to-one” marketing trap. Songwriter Randy Newman once penned, “One is the loneliest number,” yet we promote one-to-one
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Notes from the Land of Spam
I’ll admit it: I went to Spam Jam to make fun of it.For the uninitiated (including, probably, everyone on the East Coast), Spam Jam is a summer festival
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Shopping at the Crossroads
While loyalty cards have reached critical mass, giving packaged goods marketers a long-awaited platform for highly targeted, national campaigns pegged
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Bull Market
It doesn’t have the following of the NFL, NBA, WWF, or other acronym-bearing sports leagues. But eight years after its launch, the Professional Bull Riders
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ACCOUNT ACTION: AUGUST 2000
The A Team, New York City, named by Jaguar Cars, Mahwah, NJ, to handle sponsorships and events; by Banfi Vintners, Old Brookville, NY, as agency of record
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THE PLOT THICKENS
Street corners. Toll booths. Malls. Airplanes. Now movie theaters. The migration of promotion marketing into non-traditional venues rolls on, as brand
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Loyal Nation
The topics changed from session to session, but the theme at this year’s Supermarket College conference was consistent: Loyalty marketing should be implemented
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Silence Can Still Be Golden
Is it just me, or do recent marketing books (The Cluetrain Manifesto, Permission Marketing) over-stress the development of customer relationships and
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The Plot Thickens
Street corners. Toll booths. Malls. Airplanes. Now movie theaters. The migration of promotion marketing into non-traditional venues rolls on, as brand
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NEWS ANALYSIS: Packaging a Wallop
Blockbuster acquisitions are swinging the power pendulum back toward manufacturers.Marketers joke about supermarket consolidation shrinking the universe